The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1904, Page 5

"S$ A PRIZE FIGHTER HERE E THREE POWERFUL PACTIONS ARE FIGHTING LIKE KILKENNY — superintendent of the Ballard « NEVER SAYS A WwoRD CATS FOR CONTROL OF COMING COUNTY CONVENTION- didate in the field, Prot. Tilton bh SIWASHES WIN AND LOSE IN THE LAND OF ORANGE BLOS- SOMS SAN FRANCISCO, March 28.—Se- Attle split even with Frisco yester- day. The morning game at Oakland was won by Irwin's men by a score of 8 to §& Tn the afternoon game, tayed on local grounds, the Puget ound men took the lead and fin ished with a score of 7 to 4 Rain stopped the game after the sixth in- ning. Schock started to pitch, or at least that fe what he went out fn the cen- ter of the diamond to do, Five men faced him. Two walked and three Grove out singles, With a loek of pain and pity on his face Parke Wil- fon withdrew the big Everett twirler and replaced Aim with “Kid” Hall. Mall pitohed a good game and won i “ine morning game was rather featureless, Rarber pitched for 8e- attle and was hit hard, but the hite were not bunched to any extent. Soore—Morning game: Seattle ...1 3 0 0 eo. s Prisco . ee . Bvore—Second gam Seatle oo +7 San Franctsco eo 0-4 FRESNO, March 28.—In a close 12-Inning contest Portland defeated | ‘Tacoma yesterday by a score of 4 tos LOS ANGELES, March %%—The Angels took the game from Oakland here yesterday by @ score of 5 to 2 STANDING OF THE CLUS. 339/ broke many ¢ during « career in 1250 the ring, and one who does not in a | decided novelty. There |ere now fn the Northwest, ftigh! | who are never broke. They are “ii- STAKE RACES | lent” and “Dummy” Rowan. Both are | red-hended, deaf and dumb They afte | awa; “Silent” ie a feath- ARE ARRANGED erweight, & middleweight. Portland . Oakland weer ome Manager Van de Vanter, of the King County Fair Association, has | . retrned from Calffornia where he) Some good bouts have been ar completed arrangements for the| ranged for the opening tournar summer race meeting, to be held at sf the Phoenix Athletic Club, to be The Meadows. The meeting begins | held in Ranke hall tomorrow night June 11 and will continue nearly two| FP. J. Bourcier «nd Johnny Armou months. There will be six ruaning | will go on’ for the first bout In the races each Gay for which purses 4¢-| bantam class and should go fast. gregating $15,000 will be hung up. } Reuben Green and Jack MoCarthy ‘The following stake races have | are billed for the heavy event. It Is been arranged: to be hoped that Green will show ‘The opening handicap, worth $69; | up to better advantage than he has one mile. June li. in his ment } See matches, ‘The Ladies’ plate, worth $700; five omnes ° furlongs. June 18. The Heattle Derby, worth $1,200; RUFE JUST SMILES one mtle and one-quarter, June 25. ‘The King County selling stakes, worth $600; six furiongs. July 2 Rufe Turner, the best lightweight The Celebration handicap, worth | who ever handled a glove in Seattle, $700; four and one-half furlongs. | is to meét Jack Cordell before the July % Reliance Club, at Oakland, tomor- ‘The Scurry handicap, worth $000; | row night. Rafe is going up against four furlongs. July 22. ba hard game, but expeote to win the ‘The Ctub Members’ handicap.) money just the same. Cordell has worth $1,000; one mile and one-| been touted as a coming champion eighth. July 30. by all Hayes vailey, but Rufe, the The Farewell handicap, worth $604; | little black boy, just grins and says one mile, August 6. he will win, —_——~——— Hourn's Millinery, #15 $ra ave.*** SHORT SPORTS Bot i W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr who holds h Phones Main 1184 the world’s mile auto record, may Free Delivery _ J) be competied to give up auto racing, owing to @ weak heart. BRS Highest Grade Kentucky Bourboa Duffy, of the Phillies, is after Har- ry Patee, star stortstop of the Brown GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY [| university team. PURR AND TEN TBARS OLD: H) am mveritt tried for the postion of $1 Fell Quart Jota ‘The Cotumbus club of the Amert- Tom Daly has been officially re- | leamed to the Providence Eastern | League team. al popularity om t ko aoquatntance {i the country pree é 4 nots, empecia 7 im the seathorns part | NDID 2a. — 7 , of the county m which Lampi | ua iake Won. Lost. re. DUMME” ROWAN. net aah foe voles, proms to mane | 08 Angeles . 8) r They are both recogntxed “trial horses” | better than an even chance of eecure | Tacoma ..... * gar | Nemeeaee Rateyete Ase s, lof pretty fair ability ing the nomination Seattle .... . 00} SPOKANE, Wash, March @.—As a| One wonders how a “dummy” fight-| Lamping and McConnaughey arg Ban Francisco 0 rule the average prize Mghter goes! er ws the counts of the referee.| both handicapped by the fact ef 6 two broth | |PHOENIX CLUB'S SHOW | can Association ts after First Rase- Keystone Liquor Co. man Isbell and Outfieider Hallman | of the Chicago Americans. ‘Wholesale and Family Trade. -_ Marty Bergen, who rode Salvator 1123 First Ave., Cor. Seneca when he made his world's record, will train a stable of horses on the metropolitan tracks this year, Terry McGovern will make bis re- entry in the ring on April 4, when he meets Jimmy Brigas before the Port- land A. C. at Portland, Me. New Orleans Jockey Club will be placed on the market. They are starting In to break rec- ords early this year, And the trot- ting turf ts still to be heard from, Rolla Helkes, world’s champton clapbird shot, is threatened with typhold fever at his home in Dayton, Ohio. 4 Sewing Machine . ee eseeces $16, $18. Rip eer Meine 414, $16, $18) President Havenor of the Mil- © Bay armen agents to pay, | Waukee Baseball Club, anys he will You save more than one-half. (Sew- tag Miebing Departeient) Sew | vn the Milwaukee Club for the com- ing season. He expects the club to Cline’s Piano House be a losing yeutage tame year. From the south comes the report Second and Union. that most of the horsemen that were going to send thetr strings to Any shoe that you tay hare 1 Worth will send them to St. Louls ~at least we think ft is before we| or to Kansas C os" sell it. If it turns out wrong, you get sia your money back. To Cure a ry Geld i in One Day | Texe Tazative Rromo Quinine Tab- Vicherson: Serna S G | ets. All druggists refund the monay | first class. $20.60 seoond clans, F if ft falin to oure. FB. W. Grove 1227 Second ave. near Union. cueane' tt tn h box. 260, A limited amount of stock of the) sources in the western hemisphere, | allow any one for a caah bonus to} | } | the Southern Pacific's Scenio Shasta | | California, the land of perpetual sun- REPUBLICAN SLATE | MAKERS AT SEA and Prof, A. 6 Burrows, the firsg can beon teaching in the Beattie schoo! : for fourteen yeu RAILROAD AND ANTI-RAILROAD INTERESTS MAKE THE | fF fourte epee Ree has long b prominent tn e@lty poll thes and who has a large number of friends in fraternal moclety etroles, is & Dew candidate for eounty olerk | LOT OF THE AVERAGE CANDIDATE A HARD ONE | new candidates are out for the With three atromg and bitterly an- | district. Kepublican nomination for county or tagoninth factions pulling and haul-| Me ie an old timer, « life-long Re-| oner, They are Dr. J. i. Bnyder of 4 publican and has alwaye taken an| ¢he Iiret ward, Dr. C. B. Cummings ing for 1 of the coming Repub " a, Cu . ‘\\ . s — aclive part in Republican politics, He! of the Wifth w and Dr. J. A. LAN | Hean county convention, the lot of the| yan lived In Beattle for thirty youre | Ghent. Dr. ¥. M. Carroll was the firm AY ® lidate for office ts daily and in weit ucquainted with the needs | candidate in the 1 and has a long © unhay me. Se far" of the county Marry’ Bigelow, as! jead over all other aspirants. © patebed up and With! most ever knows him, te ' Union | Several new candidates for Juntice only six weeks aways | veteran of the Civil war, having 6n-| the peace In Seattle precinct are an prompects for matiatactory #eeult® | listed when but a boy, He ise large| nounced, John MB. Gordon, who, ia m the slate factory are slim taxpayer and has a thorough knowl | apite of his youth at the tin wan @ The chances ure that if the factory | edge of city and county afteire. | power In Republican politics ten yours ever sends out @ slate, It will be on) Charies H. Baker, who now repre-| ago, has 4 the arena again and { those reversible, folding affairs. | sents the city district on the board of | stands an excellent chance of being with four faeces and @ chance for ®| commissioners, te a candidate for «| nominated for justice. i. FP. Moras, ood bit of hkiden writing, The tri | second term, bat is looked upon aa @| Lewis Bt. Cole and George W. Deveo angular fight between the rival rail-) weak candidate in view of Mr. Bige-| mon, formerly @ city quarantine in road factions and the MeBride forces} iow's appearance in the fleld. The! spector and one of the best known He afflee all political prophets Well-remembered armory alte deal ts | put ‘ emem bered 01 « de yublicans Im the elty, are also can | ‘The fight for the sheritt's office still | being used against Bak | Sidates. - inves to absorb the bulk of the! Jack Lealto, a weil known grocer and Judge Thomas Tf. Cann, one of the attention that can be spared from) business man, hae announced h ploneer iawyers the elty, who has Sam Piles’ campaian for United States | randidacy for. ¢ | mnty Commins f the two local * for Although the Ine-up is still from the city district | the past six years, ts out devas other | , it now appears that IB| Several new candidates for county| term. He fa lining wp strong in the spite of his long montho of prepare-| superintendent of schools have been | Pourth ward | n for the campaign, County Trea® | announced, T. P. Storey, principal of | Justice of the Peace R. R. George, er MoConnaughey has beeu Outwe-| the Warren school, who for the past| who-has served two terme and who jeraied by his younger rival, Col} fourteen years has been engaged in| for two years hase ected an police George B. Lamping, the present coun | educational work fn Beattle, now ap- | ju ice, \o also @ candidate for tenon | ty auditor, Lamping’s friends fOW) peare to be the most formidable ¢ |ioation. He was for a time @ candt- cst that he will have the support of but hes strong rivals in Prof. | date for superior jodge, but ffnally }* anti-raiiroad Republicans ih the) Chartes &. Tilton, principal of the| decided to seek another term tn his conve nd wilh be able to offset | Denny-Puhrman school; J. C. Dickson, | sont offic the individual campaign work Mex T anahapeenneety naughey has done. has developed a trifle more str | tion ie practioally uncha an the fight for the sheriffs offi cerned. Dr. ¢ Hoye. : ’ a the balance of power, reason of hie yp » F \« These fellows are very alert and the ¢? abe aie eidttiaias mak a vibration is « to them as Is must div hound to & person with two @oed ears. | Hee Detective Frank iefore entertng the rin he ut » a vi atom NM whe Be cetnes that na at aioe eto a eae ee ag TTLE LAWYER HAS NO DESIRE TO GO BEFORE ANOTHER ielnte, ad uy tos eaeaen thet mew | lnoheas te the ato eee a | LEGISLATURE AS KING COUNTY'S CHOICE FOR UNITED just bow long they Rave to regain| De ‘Heywe euprone baeve iabhe * : =, 0 oe eee ce kee STATES SENATOR—iS NOT THE M’BRIDE CLUB'S SELE stoner P. J. Seni triet, who has RUSSIA HAS) zs doudtedly b trot pre: Harold Prenton te not @ candidate, any particular King county candidate | tleally undivid t he han two yeare for United States senator. In an inter- prehen ate Gee Pf od = 0 more to serve in his present offies and| view with a Star man he practically | 5) that Bam M. Piles will get the fied with it stated that he would not become &| individual support of the club mem- ‘oe of cantatnnt nttorney |Sandidate, even If urged to do so by| bers, Although Piles ts looked upon the Roosevelt-MeBride club, of which | ¥Y them as « railrosd man, they pro- | peral of th #tate under Gov. M ; fe belts ir | JOHN ROSENE, WHO HAS CON | Bride, and who is arm of the latter | he le @ leading member. He declared | to"tute up comatstentio’ with, the we | Moat trusted leutenanta, now ap ** absolutely that he would not take part) Bride forces in this county CESSIONS IN SIBERIA, RE- tw have a walk-over for the office Of) tm the King county senatorial fight.| At the present time Piles and Dr. J. TURNS FROM EUROPE attorney. W. T. Scott #017 the honor should be thrust upon! J. Smith are quietly opposing each te for & second term tn the other, If that opposition continues of the North dle “a spoken of for the le the on’ "UTION him by the legislature, he would « eae office, bat It is sdmitted by all except | cope it, but he is not making, and doos}it might become quite patural aay is mere ha ni tte a supporters (hat | not intend to maka any effort to se-| members of the club for F to i he has no chance of renomination \ '8 oppones Russia has found a Tankee friend | BS, De Po chance eure the senatorship. up with Dr. Smith's opponent, Gov. de weakness of) My. Preston guthorised the following McBride They fieure that Mefiride’s ring the past two support of Pies would be more than at last in John Row Amerioas | tin a/ manager of the Northeastern 81-| years do not care to say much about] acceptable to the latter. berian Company, who returned Sat-| Several candidates far stronger that the senatorial matter, but 1 would like| The McBride club’e chief object ts Urday night from a business trip to| Boott arc im the field against Dalton, to correct the impression that L am|to elect a senator from this county, St, Petersburg, bringing the news} but owing to the feot that Dalton #up~|_ candidate of the Ruosevelt-MeBride | but Its members think the way to do| that negotiations are practically — Judqe Ballinger for mayor I®/ ciuh, ‘That organiaation, as far as 1 it is to support Gor. Mcliride, Beore completed for adding three eddt-| the recest city campaign and went know, has no senatorial candidate, and | tary Beebe eald yesterday! tional ocean-going steamships to the down the line for the Republican tek joes not intend to have ou. “The candidacy of Harold Preston, company’s fleet. The company has! % Se*pite the fxct that the relirosde) +t have never heard or that of any aspirant for senatorial already taken over the Northern) Uctated 't Dalton will probably get | States senatorship discussed by the] honors, bas not been mentioned at any Pacific steamships Victoria, Olympia | Mort of the railroad support tm the! ctu, nor by any of ite officers or| meeting of the club or of its comsit- jogo _ ta, pia | coming convention and win | members, except In the way of the ex-| tees It will lle with the members of | “ acoma. Mr. Rosene says that! Prank @ Griffith, who was a for-| pression of the opinion that the ob-| the club as to whom they will support, the rumor that the ves Were | midable candidate for the office before jects of the club, if attained, will be of | That individual support will probably bought for the Russian government| Dalton eniered the race, announces} great benefit to King county's candl-| go to the candidate who shows the is absurd. that he will not run againat the Iat-| date for the senatorship, whoever he| most strength. There is no organiaed They are to run to both American ter, This leaves Kenneth Mackintowh,| may be, and that the defeat of the] opposition to Piles, In fact, many and Siberian points in the Bering appears to have the support club's objects will be harmful to such| members think that he and McBride sa. A large force of miners is to| the ralireed faction headed by Dr. 5.| candidacy, and justly eo have many Interests In common. be sent to the cv in Siberia next the t and plumbago deposits already nietrat ion emrentt ming! administration of the office and has found there. The salmon fisheries! 1, geattie from New York tn 16% lal proven himecit, honest, able and fear- and fur trade are also to be de-/ a new candidate for the oftioe leon, but also because the eounty veloped. | D. R Abraham, of the South die-| should feel under obligations to him, Mr. Rosene stands up for Russia) ¢rict, is now In the field a* @ candle} and common decency would suggest 4nd believes she will defeat Japan in| date for county commissioner against | at least an occasional observance of the present war. Thaps it w only) 1. C. Smvth, who i after another! such obligations.” | his vented interests talking, how-| term. | According to Secretary Albert IL oy. McBride will peak In Myatt ever. He thinks that Ruasia docs Marry A. Bigelow, of the Seventh) Beebe, and other members of the | ball, Auburn, April 4 and in Warner's not want to hold and will not hold| Ward. bas come out a# @ candidate | Rosevelt-MoBride club, that organiza-' ball, O'Brien, the next night, under either Manchuria or Korea, her ob-| for county commissioner in the elty ton has no Intention of supporting the auspices of our stub” feet being to prevent Japan from seizing strategical Korea and main- taining 4 military force there. He thinks that afl that Tussin wants te e a bu a i ion to protect terminals of the Trans- | Siberian ratiroad at Port Arthur 4nd Dalny so that supplies can be Bottles of Liquozone and Give Them to the Sick | font to Viadtvostok and Siberia. n 7 “We have no reason for anything| We have purchased for $100,000 tha) Iarge part from the best oxygen | Fevers Gall Stones Tumors—Uicers but the most friendly feeling toward | American rights of Liquosone, We! producers. By a process requiring | 3° onorrhea- Japan,” he says, “but that is senti-| thus control the only way to kill) immense apparatus and 16 days’) All diseases that begin with fev mental. Tho business wide of the| etme in the body and end & germ! time, these gases are made part of | al! Inflammation—all catarrh—all con- | question was pointed out by Lincoln | disease. We want the sick to know) the liquid product. | © of polson blood. 4n@ Seward when, by the purchase} this product, and at once. So we) The result Is @ product that does! 1 vous debility Liquosone acta | of Alaska, they brought the bordera| make t remarkable offer, We) what oxygen does. Oxygen 89%, 88 95 9 vitalixer, accomplishing what no | of the United States to within 40| Will buy a million 60c bottles and| you know, is the very source of| drugs can do. | strong friends in polition # ing letters, telephone messages, and personal vistts from prominent men | all over the valley, who say they will fight him to a finish. They are up in arms againet the methods of his ring in handling politics in the South dis- trict. miles of the Russian empire. give them to 4 million sick ones, | vitality. Liquosene is a vitalising “As we have the greatest popula-| Will you~1f you need ft—let us buy! toni with which no other known 50c Bottle Free | tion and the largest natural re-| ne for you? product can compare. But germs are nd Liquozone--Hke an| If you need Liquozene, and have | ir 7 ska ee e fod it, pie so Russia has the greatest white] Costs $500,000 _ || exress of to dandy to vee-| Core. We will then snail vou population and the largest natural jets), matter. Yet this wonderful) “oe ~ pr yg Tesohrees in the eastern hemis- wblish this offer in every) product which no germ can resist - (Pow 2 ard net ge phere. wapaper in America. The/ is, to the human body, the most em | je bottle, and pay | cost of the offer, we expect, will) sential element of life your druggist ourselves for it. This reach $500,000, We pay that price} | is our free gift, made to convince | you; to show you what Liquozone ta, vegrtable Leon Ames, McCraw's tecrult, is because woms the only wa Disease showing great speed in practice, : eS nen a Beg A: Germ is s land what tt can do, In justice to me quickly let the sick know what) | yourself, please accept it today, for | — These are the known germ is-| it places you under no obligation All the medicine can do for} whatever. If, any evening, your copy of The +} overcome the germs, and such re ' Cut Out This Coupon | Liquozone does Notice to Subscribers | ic. S220 Ak Lhe the Star has not arrived at 6:00 o'clock, | ‘0% And no man Knows another) aig are indir and uncertain telephone—Sunset, Main 1050, or In. | 2¥ to do Any drug that kills) © auoxone kills the germs, wherever dependent 1138, any time between | #*rms |s a polnon, ei xe “wo dls | they are, and the results are tnevit- |] for thin offer may not appear 6:00 and 6:30—and @ copy will be sent | “ken In oe a 3 vi oo be ed able. By destroying the cause of again rill 12"%, the, blanks and you at once, by special messenger, | Knows that mediciné te almost help=| ty, trouble, it invariably ends the |{ MAL Mto the Ttquid Oxon corm dinea loss in any disease, and forever. |] My dincaso is -_o Liquozone does in germ troubles | {nave never tried Liquozone, but what all the drugs, all the skill in} Asthma as if you will supply me a Se bottle Abacess— Anemia fan YOUR SAFETY AND COMFORT | the world, cannot do without it. It ri |} free T will take t cures dt s which medicine never Mal La PRE REAEI Always considered when you travel by | ures. incase Ly - Troubles Malarta—Ni | routé, Beautiful sce {to ali the mont attractive rears o¢| Acts Like Oxygen Give full address. “Write ‘pi 872 Pleurisy--Quinay Rheumatism kin Diseases rofula—Syphitis natipa th atarrh—< shine. Rate to fan Francisco $25.0 \ Tlquozone ts the result of a pro coas which men have apent oyer 20! D: or full ly | Danarné Stomach rhles Any physician or hospital not yet} information call or write E. B. Ellie, | years in perfecting. Its virtues are i E ' Dyspepata Th tT lew u ny quent ~ “a Genl. Agent, @8 First ave ee derived solely from gas, made in| {cosema. ferysipelas Tuberoulonis Bina pian . analy sup: hls: THE SMAPTLE STAR sleep le idcip eae ieee ieee tos aa rum UrONM, YOULL VIND SPLENDID VALUKS, KO. MATTER WHAT ¥O BUY any’s concessions J. Smith, and Frank B. Wiestling and! “1 very earnestly advocate the “Dr. Smith, the rafiroad candidate amer to develop 1Y9% I. Hyland tn the field againet| nomination of Gov. MoBride, feeling] for governor, ts not going to carry ony? Nelly eee Dalton. George H. Revelie, @ young | that King county should support him, | South @tsteict of this county #0 so , ! me ime 3 Kepediican whe bas made many | not only because he has given « good | ly as many think. I have been receiv. Peay Prone A race A thorousbiy ws it RED FRON ITURE CO. yeu are at liberty cro ce. hich ‘ull and complete line of Drugs and hey! Articles. Clty Prices. Graduate of Pharmacy and Chemistry. LE ‘eR OF THE GREAT EASTER SA Easter Undermuslin ice’ Muniin Bkirts, exact tyle of above Sinwtrmt Linch wide double ruffie, rows of lace insertion and lace edge, 1.6 value; Kant er Bale price $119 Ladies Fine Cambria Draw- bie Grow clunter T-ingh wide cambrte roffie, gored use; Kastor 850 : © Cambria Com pot Covers, beautiful Inoe beading and lace edge trim= A yoke and armholes, front, To value Kaater Bale price 490 ie Ladies Fi Cambric Gowns, alternating cluster tucking an@ M extcan fagot stitching yoke, fing lace ruffle on cuffs and neck, $1. value; Baster Sale price.......$1.88 Corset Cover Special ew Vine Muslin Corset Cov. pretty lace beading, rib- bon trimmed; @c value; to- morrow, special , 390 Easter Sale of Waists Ladies’ White Lawn Walste, 2 rows Swiss insertion down the front, plait 4 front and back k collar, 1.00 Value; tomorrow special 680 Ladle’ White Madras Walsta, with pretty blue, green and black fancy stripes, pearl buttons, fancy stock collar; Easter Bale price. 880 Four clusters of hemstitched tucks on yoke, pr on yoke and cuffs, The vi tomorrow, wpeoial , Ladies’ Fancy Wash Votle Waists, with alternating clusters of narrow and wide tucks front and back, stock collar; come in Wlue, tan grays; Kastor Bale price green and $1.35 Latics’ White Lawn Waista, rows of Mexican fagot stitching on front, sleeves, cuffs and collar, Swies m @ailions on yoke, a most charming garment; Easter Bale price....1.98 Easter Time Curtain Opportunity Nottingham Lace Curtains, woven | Nottingham Lace Curtains, fmite- edgen, 19 patterns, 3 yards | tion ruffle edge, $2.00 value; Baste @ inches wide, 1. value; Baste or Bale price - $1.50 Hale price ...... 980 | Derk Arabian Corded Lace Cur- | Genuine Cable Net Lace Curtaina, tain, large size, beautiful pat- most durable curtains made, terns, 400 value; Kester Sule utiful new spring patter price, per pair ... $2.98 | Kaster Sale price per pair, § Curtain Special Curtain Special Our Jumbo Lace Curtainn, @ . ty. tnchew’ Widiet 6, single curtain 100 Pairs Nottingham Lace Cur- makes 0 quod Grape for a wi tains, pretty pattern, ®e Gow; «pecial, per pair $1.25 206, 208, aro Pike Street Can Be Grown on an Acre ~ of Land at Garden — Station $500 to $800 worth of asparagus can be raised- on an acre, mushrooms, berries, rhubarb, chickens, squabs, also over 600 bushels of potatoes. Mr. Joel Shomaker, the editor of the Twice-a-Week Post-Intelligencer, who has bought two nice tracts of land at Gar- den Station, says that the solf at Garden Station is especially adapt- ed for raising the above products. Being on the car line, also close to the center of Seattle, large tracts will be sold for a few days only at $95 up; terms $15 down, $10 monthly. Houses with large tract of land and 100 chickens, only $750 Terms $25 Down, $10 Per Month Open every day, also Sundays, doen sold out. Twelve extre selesmen at office at Garden Station until sold out. Take car, new Renton car, Occidental and Yesler to Garden Station. $-cent fare by using your transfer, Come tomorrow before too late. CITY OF- FICK, 1 AND 2 TIMES BUILDING. ER. Butterworth & Sons Undertakers ang Emba! ip 10" Universal Stee! Ranges | a TST A VEN ‘Telephones, hole Range, $30 and up. 308-310 Seco venue South. spect. reeneay Puanmacy (REDUCED FREIGHT RATES On household goods to all eastern pointa, Through cars. Saving of & to 60 per cent. posite Interbay Postoffice Station I. JOHN H. CASTBERG, The Seattle Transfer Company